Rockstar Unveils $399.99 Collector's Set for Grand Theft Auto, but Won't Include New Game
- On Thursday, Rockstar Games opened pre-orders for 'The Goodtime State- Vice City Collection,' a limited-edition merchandise set available exclusively through the Rockstar Store.
- Inspired by 'Leonida's hit TV show, Macca the Gator,' the collection is themed around the fictional program and serves as part of Rockstar's ongoing marketing campaign for the game.
- Priced at $400, the package contains 11 items, including Oakley Frogskins sunglasses and a double-sided souvenir map of Leonida.
- Despite the name, the box does not include a copy of Grand Theft Auto VI, as Rockstar notes that the game is sold separately.
- Shipping for the limited-edition set begins November 19, 2026, with Rockstar describing the release as a premium collectible arriving alongside the game's launch.
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